Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: CptTrips on October 13, 2019, 06:00:29 PM
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Bombers with bomb-sights:
When the salvo is dropped, the client records the ground position of the cross-hairs at that time and tracks the lifetime of each bomb of the salvo. When the last bomb of that salvo has detonated, an image is captured from a point directly over the recorded cross-hair ground position at an altitude of 2000ft (?). This image is written off to a cache.
Here is the catch. The temporary cache is encrypted. The pilot only gets access to the photos after returning and landing with at least one of his formation planes. At that point when he enters the tower, the images are unencrypted and there is a UI mode for reviewing the BDA photos and saving them off to where ever under what ever name they want.
If the none of the pilot's formation makes it back, the cache is cleared. No pics for you!
Bombers/fighter bombers without bomb-sights:
Same as above except the photo is take from directly above the impact point of the first bomb detonation of a salvo.
$0.02,
CptTrips
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No need of last point, I would do a min max tracking of the bomb impacts.
HiTech
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If clearing the photo cache was an arena setting it would be useful for training when off.
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No need of last point, I would do a min max tracking of the bomb impacts.
HiTech
:aok
I guess this all could apply to rocket salvo too.
:salute
On the case with bomb sights, extra point for overlaying the cross-hairs so you can see where you were hoping to hit. ;)
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If clearing the photo cache was an arena setting it would be useful for training when off.
Good idea.
In the Melee, I think it's a cool gimme to reward the bombers for their long flights and an incentive to bother returning back to base rather than just bailing after the eggs are dropped.
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On the case with bomb sights, extra point for overlaying the cross-hairs so you can see where you were hoping to hit. ;)
A screenshot of the bombsight on release with the subsequent bomb hits plotted?
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A screenshot of the bombsight on release with the subsequent bomb hits plotted?
That's what I was thinking.
It might reveal you were impatient and clicked too soon, or got distracted and clicked too late, or show the effects of poor calibrations or on maneuvering after calibration, etc.